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The 11 pages that link to Han Yu, each with the reason it gives.

• Imperial examinationRelated: His literary and intellectual legacy illuminates the cultural authority later attached to classical learning.

• Du FuRelated: Han Yu’s praise helped establish Du Fu as a model for later Chinese poetry.

• Tang poetryRelated: His poetry and literary arguments show the era's debates over inherited language and form.

• Classical Chinese proseRelated: His essays and advocacy helped make guwen a lasting literary ideal.

• Ouyang XiuRelated: Ouyang Xiu revived the prose tradition Han Yu had championed centuries earlier.

• Bai JuyiRelated: His reformist literary climate provides a contemporary comparison for Bai Juyi’s plain style.

• ChaozhouRelated: His exile and reforms left an enduring mark on Chaozhou’s local history.

• Du MuRelated: Du Mu’s essays belong to a prose culture shaped by Han Yu’s classical revival.

• Liu ZongyuanRelated: Han Yu and Liu Zongyuan became leading, complementary figures in prose reform.

• Li HeRelated: Han Yu defended Li He's eligibility for the imperial examinations against a naming taboo.

• Yuan ZhenRelated: Han Yu’s literary reform agenda overlapped with the debates surrounding Yuan Zhen’s writing.